PIP Assessment report incorrect and full of things we didn't say or do
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Sue_Scope said:
Hi @jprice
We discussed complaining about the assessment in your previous thread Hhttps://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/539553#. If the assessment provider is unable to deal with your complaint satisfactorily you can then complain to the Independent Case Examiner and further details are given in the link I gave in thread 539553..
You might find it useful to refer to the Pip Assessment guide. Part 1 deals with the assessment process and part 2 deals with the interpretation of the PIP descriptors. Part 3 deals with the competencies of the assessor. Is this the information you were looking for?
PIP assessment guide part 3: health professional performance - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Going through the complaints process is arduous and stressful and you could be waiting a least a year for the ICE to give a decision. You can of course make a complaint as well challenge the PIP decision but it is really important to focus on the PIP decision and, if you disagree with the DWP’s decision, make a strong challenge.
I have merged both of the discussion threads as they are linked.
Do keep in touch and let us know how you get on.
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